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>who HAS made impressive innovation since the 90s? I guess the internet/bitcoin etc but anything else?
Are you fucking retarded?
>Smart phones
>AI (LLMs, Diffusion)
>CRISPR
>First successful gene therapy/gene clinics
>First purely synthetic life
>Higgs Boson discovery
>QLEDs
>TPUs
>Superresolution (especially in medical/cell imaging)
>Ceramic coated materials (all your "modern looking" apartments)
>EUV for 3nm chips (people in the 90s thought this was impossible)
>Atomic precision mirrors
>Green lasers

The world is innovating faster than ever before, you just don't notice how far you are being left behind.

>...i dont believe you.
Every assault rifle is patterned off the StG 44 and the Soviets are no different:
>Hugo Schmeisser, the designer of the Sturmgewehr, was captured after World War II, and helped develop the AK-47 assault rifle,[17]
In terms of Slavic arms developments the Czechs are considered to be the most successful in history, not Russians. As for space:
>In February 1946 the Institute RABE and Büro Gröttrup were absorbed into the larger Institut Nordhausen,[23] which had the goal of recreating the entire German A4 rocket technology. It was headed by Korolev as the Chief Engineer and Gröttrup as the German head.[24] In May 1946, the Institute Nordhausen, Institute Berlin (reconstructing the Wasserfall missile) and several manufacturing sites in Thuringia (until 1945 part of the Mittelwerk supply) were combined into the Zentralwerke.[25] By October 1946, Zentralwerke employed 733 Soviet specialists, and between 5,000 and 7,000 Germans headed by Gröttrup as General Director, supervised by Korolev as Soviet Chief Engineer and Glushko as head of Engine assembly and propulsion systems .[19]
Basically the entire early programme was East German, this gave Russia an early edge, but also note how Americans won the space race in the end with landing on the moon, shuttles, GPS and other unique innovations.

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